Ron Comtois pulled this lake trout out of GEL. It is one of the biggest lakers pulled out in many years, 14lbs and 34" long.

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Two baby loons have hatched on the Scribner River. They headed out to the big lake so please be careful!

Photo taken by Gary Field |
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Exciting Partnerships to Protect Water Quality |
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Written by Linda Schier
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The word is out that keeping the lakes healthy must be a high priority for the towns, lake associations and citizens of the Acton and Wakefield communities. GELIA and the Acton Wakefield Watersheds Alliance, town officials, local businesses and regional and state agencies are working together on some exciting programs to ensure that Great East, as well as the other lakes in the region, maintain their high quality waters status for future generations.
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Read more... [Exciting Partnerships to Protect Water Quality]
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Two Loons Killed by Boat Collisions in 2010 |
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Written by Carol Lafond
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Only two loon pairs nested in 2010, the Scribner River and the Second Basin pairs. The Scribner pair was the only nesting pair that hatched chicks, producing two, but only one chick was observed with its parents in the large part of the lake shortly after. This chick was observed diving and fishing with its parents in July.
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Read more... [Two Loons Killed by Boat Collisions in 2010]
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